Sentence examples for a bit aggrieved from inspiring English sources

It looks a bit aggrieved though – rather pouty.

But they did not look like winning the match and Portsmouth can feel a bit aggrieved at the result.

Hughton thought the penalty "soft", Hughes' view was that it was a penalty "by the letter of the law – but I'm sure Chris will feel a bit aggrieved".

Sitting in enforced retirement, harassed by photographers when he ventures out (snatched images include the former-future-president filling up his car and visiting Disneyland), Mr Romney could be forgiven for feeling a bit aggrieved.

Here in Barstow, where the sole commercial gallery is set to open in a mall next month, residents were perplexed yet welcoming of Station to Station, if a bit aggrieved that they hadn't been invited to show their own art.

They will no doubt feel a bit aggrieved although I thought we deserved to win.

"While a lot of people, particularly residents, feel a little bit aggrieved that it's been a long process, and we understand that, for these people who are now trying to make this happen, it's been very short".

"We just felt a wee bit aggrieved that we were maybe not a couple up.

That's how we work," he told BBC WM. "We were a little bit aggrieved to have lost that time against Derbyshire, arguably a side who we thought we could beat, whereas a draw against Durham would not have been the worst result.

"I feel a little bit aggrieved for the players," he said.

Stoke manager Mark Hughes: "I felt a little bit aggrieved at the start of the game.